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The Wetfloor button does not show in on the new Visual Editor (Rich-text) tool in Wordpress 2.1. The Ella upgrade broke most of my other plugins, too. I don’t have plans to fix it yet. Girls got stuff to do, you know. Thanks to Darren for the heads up.
I apologize for the lack of updates. I haven’t had much time (and will) to work on this since _____. Enough people have contacted me about the Wetfloor button not showing on their quicktags bar, so I rewrote that part of the code. I also added rich-text editor support.
Hopefully this version will work for more people. Cheers!
Get it here.
Almost forgot, thanks to Brian (a.k.a maccougar) for testing the pre-release. You can visit his site at: http://www.cougarandhusky.com/
According to September’s web stats, 1/3 of this site’s visitors were referred by 37signals, the company that offers the Ruby on Rails framework and other Web 2.0 services like Ta-da list and Basecamp. My Wetfloor plugin was briefly mentioned in the article “Reflections are the new drop shadows“, except it wa under the name GlassyFloor. Now that I think about it, GlassyFloor is much better than WetFloor. WetFloor implies something happened.
Bug Fix:
Button not showing on the “Write Page” page.
Insert button only when the quicktags bar is shown.
This will be the last version to support WordPress 1.5+.
Get it here.
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WP Wetfloor 1.5a is out. I chose 1.5 to match the version number of Reflection.js. What’s new? Customizable reflection height and opacity.
Cow released a new version for his Reflection.js, with new features such as customizable and scriptable reflection height and opacity. I will update wp-wetfloor later this week to include the changes.
I was playing with the reflection JavaScript effect, and thought I might as well write some PHP code and pack the whole thing into a WordPress plugin. Continue Reading…